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12th May 2013, 19:28 | #18801 | Link |
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Try to run the program ... check out RGB and press reset. Run dispwin -c and check RGB. Do you have ATI GFX, press "Reactivate AMD color control" and check RGB
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I'd be interested to know if this happens with AMD graphics also, I'm using a Intel HD 3000 and DragonQ has a Nvidia GT430. I'm currently running my TV at 60Hz. |
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I meant upgrade the OS, not the hardware.....my Q9450 is still plenty capable. |
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13th May 2013, 10:10 | #18804 | Link |
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I only use MadVR on my desktop (my HTPC runs MediaPortal, which doesn't support MadVR and probably never will), which has an nVidia GTS 250. 60 Hz also.
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BTW madshi, it might be time to add a xvYCC gamut preset(and force 0-255 input) coz the BD's are coming
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Actually I think I got the same issue. Sometimes (like a few times per hour or so) a single black frame gets inserted for no apparent reason. Note that I'm using smooth motion. Each time it does this the "dropped frames" counter increases by one. Strangely, it seems that if I disable desktop composition in the madVR options it goes away, though I am not quite sure yet. No other option seem to have any effect. NVidia GeForce GTX 570, drivers 314.22, 60Hz.
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14th May 2013, 16:43 | #18807 | Link |
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60 FPS etc.
Hello, amazing job by the way.
I keep reading in this thread about "SVP (SmoothVideo Project) VS madVR" and how they are different on how they handle smoothing of video (which is true) but I haven't heard the obvious: One can use both! That way one gets both high FPS and the good rendering of madVR. Of course, a few parameters will be affected: GPU will be more loaded, so scaling algorithms settings might have to be downgraded and the madVR smoothing code might show its weight and might have to be disabled (even though I suspect it might be of less importance on high FPS anyway). However, I've noticed the following advantages that makes their use in unison being beneficial: madVR already does a very good job without Jinc 3 - in the case SVP wouldn't allow it, it does in high-end setups - so potentially losing the best scaling isn't going to be a deciding factor in some cases; and I guess Jinc being the best scaling algorithm might be debateable. Also, using - for instance - 60FPS can make a video so lively that both other advantages - in scaling or smoothing - might be less beneficial or unneeded. I know it's a very debatable subject - as The Hobbit 50FPS has proven - but personally, I see only advantages on high FPS: Motion is very realistic to the point of feeling being there next to the actors (if it's normal filming). People often say they want to be fooled from the film-making but, if you ask me, it's fascinating to "hack" that delusion and see right through the filming and into the action like being right there next to them. I've recently experienced a few videos of shows I was watching on 24-30 FPS converted to 60FPS and I was excited that it was like being right next to the people being filmed for a change. Concerning technological considerations for the future (and to be more on topic), the DirectShow world is generally a mountain of different packages so I guess there is no much point suggesting a pseudo-high-FPS feature for madVR, but it's an idea that could be out there, potentially right next to the current options of smoothing as a means of perhaps reducing the length of the pipeline needed for rendering a video. I also wonder if madVR's smoothing is a big benefit when SVP is enabled (or when the video is of high FPS in the first place); my suspicion is that it's not as important (which would help lighten the GPU load). In any case though if you do make such a setup, unless your hardware is quite high-end, be prepared to be tweaking settings for almost any change of video attributes. e.g. it is very likely that 720p H264 will need different parameters on both software packages than 1080p, because in both cases you might bring both CPU and GPU load to their limits. This is for me an advantage on its own, being able to utilize both CPU and GPU to their absolute limits, even if I guess it does inflict some extra fatigue on the hardware, and it might make such setups almost impossible to be "humane" to common users that do not tweak their setup, unless hardware is insanely faster than currently commonly available for most video formats and displays considered. |
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SmoothVideo Project can "upscale" 24FPS to 60FPS, but the result will not look as good as a real 60 FPS-video, because SVP produce always small and big picture errors. I think a lot of people don't use SVP because it degrade image-quallity too much and not because they think 24FPS is better than 60FPS. Smooth motion (madVR) also produces picture errors (ghosting), but it reduces judder. So you can decide what bothers you more and enable/disable this option in madVR. |
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We weren't really missing anything before madshi released the current version with smooth motion either. Madshi keeps pushing the progress of HTPC playback further even though he's not obliged to do so. The guy's just excited about what madshi has in store for us with his next update. So am I.
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I like it in conjunction with madVR's technology because it appears high FPS takes advantage of its superior rendering of single frames and at the same time its smoothing algorithm does not appear to be much needed on high FPS (I'm saying that because it might show its weight on high FPS and it might have to be disabled). |
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I'm trying to use madVR with BSPlayer with I can't get it to work, it never shows up the video... do I need to do anything special? It works fine with MPC-HC with no extra configuration...
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16th May 2013, 22:57 | #18817 | Link |
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madshi: I have a PAL DVD that exhibits odd behavior regarding primaries selection. If I open the disc and wait until the "Warning" VOB comes up and then skip to the chapter containing the film, the primaries will be detected incorrectly as SMPTE 170M (says upstream). However, if I skip directly to the film before the warning screen pops up, the primaries will be detected properly as EBU (best guess). I can provide a small sample. Let me know if you need it when you have time - shoot me a PM so I don't miss it
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direct compute, dithering, error diffusion, madvr, ngu, nnedi3, quality, renderer, scaling, uhd upscaling, upsampling |
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